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Train crews in the Rockies must haul their 15,000-ton grain train through ice-encrusted tunnels to make their delivery on time

A spike in the temperature threatens Rocky Mountain's shipments. The team struggles to shore up the track after mudslides and washouts devastate the railway line

A journey across Manitoba from South to North. The Winnipeg to Churchill train is filmed through snow-covered grasslands, Canada's Boreal Forest and into the frozen barren lands

A massive storm hits the airport. Crews race to clear snow and move a jack-knifed Boeing 787 causing chaos at the departure gates.

The errors that caused the deaths of 118 people in the 2001 Linate airport disaster in Milan, when a pilot was forced to rely on ground controllers for take-off

When a two-billion-dollar Stealth Bomber crashes in Guam, it is up to the US Air Force to investigate the most expensive aviation accident of all time

A decorated war hero volunteers for a dangerous role as America's 7th Infantry Regiment makes a bold bid to drive Nazi forces back across the Rhine

In 1944, it falls to a small group of American soldiers armed with plastic explosives, grenades and gasoline to capture the all-important Fort Koenigsmacker

A look at the strategy and series of errors that led to the sinking of the Bismarck in 1941, an incident during which more than 2,000 German sailors were killed

6000 years ago, the Sumerians built the world's first cities. Explore new discoveries about their civilization and its impact on Biblical writers

Nineveh and Babylon were superpowers of the ancient world, so why did the Bible's writers see them as cities of sin? What were they really like?

King Solomon is famed for his wisdom and riches. Teams excavating ancient biblical kingdoms make new discoveries about the mysterious age of Solomon

The history of the ancient South American civilisation. The first episode examines the beginnings of the Inca empire

A look at the monarch's life, examining claims of illegitimacy, adultery and even the possibility that she was a man

Amateur metal detectorist Terry Herbert talks about his July 2009 discovery of a hoard of Anglo-Saxon treasure worth £3.3million in a field near Lichfield in Staffordshire

Marine geologist Robert Ballard explores a well-preserved Byzantine wreck in the Black Sea, using a cutting-edge robot to excavate the site and collect samples and artefacts

Smugglers look for new ways to hide contraband, but CBP and HSI find the goods whether it's cocaine in cakes, heroin in Tamales, or meth in a gas tank

Hannah explores Vietnam's remarkable post-war transformation, from moped chaos in Ho Chi Minh City to the muddy graft of prawn harvest in the Mekong Delta

The discovery of an ancient skeleton found in Poland with a blade across its stomach, a stone on its neck and a strange green colour in its mouth

Experts try to solve paranormal phenomena, looking at the Bermuda Triangle in the hope they can determine what has caused ships and planes to disappear

An investigation into what happens after life ends, with experts talking to people who have had near-death experiences